Context

Three years after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and as the EU faces new geopolitical, energy and commercial challenges, the bloc’s economic governance framework is in great need for adjustment. Against this background, the European Commission has, in November 2022, put forward orientations for the reform of the framework, and later made, in April 2023, a number of legislative proposals towards a revision of the Stability and Growth Pact. The response to the American Inflation Reduction Act is too in the making.

Roundtable

To discuss the reform prospects and the challenges ahead, Amandine Crespy and Paul Dermine are pleased and honored to convene a roundtable at the Institut d’études europénnes of the Université libre de Bruxelles, which will involve:

• MEP Irene Tinagli, chair of the ECON Committee within the European Parliament,
• Massimo Suardi, director at DG ECFIN, and
• Grégory Claeys, senior fellow at Bruegel.

Place: Institut d’études europénnes of the ULB / 39 Avenue Franklin Roosevelt/ Spaak room (IEE)

Registration is free but mandatory via this LINK.